The phrase "active return" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, investment, or performance measurement, typically referring to the returns generated by an investment strategy that actively seeks to outperform a benchmark.
Example: "The fund's active return over the past year has exceeded expectations, showcasing the manager's skill in selecting high-performing assets."
Alternatives: "excess return" or "outperformance."
Blair has made a series of interventions hinting at an active return to politics.
The Harris Federation, set up by Lord Harris of Peckham, preaches an active return to traditional values of discipline, respect and good behaviour – zero-tolerance, not only of serious stuff like bullying and fighting, but also of more trivial transgressions like crooked ties and running down the stairs.
The second 'hot' arm results in an improvement in electrical efficiency by providing an active return current path.
Lisa, on the contrary, seemed to become less and less active; returning from work, Les would find her at home, listless, and when he asked about her day, she would reply, "I don't know where the time went.
Certainly, fund managers are unlikely to tell their customers one basic truth that they would be better off if they put more money into passive funds and stopped chasing big active returns.
48% of users are active, returning to the site two or more times per month.
Moreover, subjects need to perform an active return-saccade to the center of straight gaze between trials that would likely invoke additional, and perhaps different, neural activations than the preceding centrifugal eye movement [43].
This lesson, regarding the importance of carefully considering the perspective amongst the different parties also came across clearly in the evaluation of the Prevention and Early Active Return-to-Work Safety program [ 57, 58] in which an analysis late in the program showed that the program theory differed considerably amongst the worker, the employer and the practitioner stakeholders [ 59].
A majority of less active members return to church activity later in life.
I don't know how long it's going to take but I would hope that I can become more active, can return to the active lifestyle that I've had.
Whyd says that 20percentt of its active users return to the service daily, while it will only disclose overall number of users as in the "dozens of thousands".
